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• GitHub - The main codebases & issue tracker are here. We also distribute our releases from here.
• GitHub Actions for CI - We use GitHub Actions to do all Continuous Integratoin checks, including validating PRs & running automated tests. See Continuous Integration for more details. 
• DSpace Wiki- The public wiki space. A few areas to be aware of (if you are not already)
  
  • Committer Guidelines - Splash page for all our Committer Guidelines. We try to keep this as up-to-date as possible. But, if you have questions, please ask!
  • Release Procedure - In case you are interested, this is our procedure for cutting a new release.
• DSDOC- The official DSpace documentation is created in the wiki (and PDFs are generated from the wiki during releases). This is the splash page which lists all the existing DSpace Wiki Documentation.
  
  • How we generally manage this Documentation is on a subpage: Documentation Management
• demo7demo.dspace.org and api7.dspace.org  - Demo sites site for DSpace 7.x .  These are managed currently by Atmire & 4Science, respectively.  But, you can help push changes to either. See Updating DSpace 7 Demo Sites(REST API available at https://demo.dspace.org/server/).  Managed by Lyrasis
• demo6demo.dspace.org - The demo installation of DSpace (6.x) which is on a virtual server (Amazon EC2 w/Ubuntu Linux). This server is used to show off the latest version of DSpace, as well as to help test upcoming features during release Testathons.
  Any Committers can request command-line access to this server (to start/stop the instance, upgrade it, etc) by sending your Public SSH Key to Tim Donohue (or to any other Committer who already has command-line access to this server).can be used as a resource for those upgrading from DSpace 6.x to 7.x.  More info at demo6.dspace.org Notes
• www.dspace.org - Main website which is managed by LYRASISLyrasis. If you need something changed/updated there, contact Tim Donohue  

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